The number of victims in the Bryansk region train crash has risen to 118, according to emergency services. The incident, classified as a terrorist attack, also left 125 people injured, including seven fatalities.

The Bryansk region incident occurred when a road bridge collapsed onto a Klimov-Moscow passenger train on the night of June 1. The governor of the region, Alexander Bogomaz, reported that the bridge near the Vygonichi station had been blown up.

Previously, reports indicated 110 victims as a result of the bridge collapse. As of Wednesday morning, 53 victims remained hospitalized, with six patients, including a child, in serious condition.

On the same night as the Bryansk incident, a bridge also collapsed in the Kursk region while a freight train was crossing it. Wagons fell onto the road, and the driver and his two assistants sustained injuries. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation has classified both bridge explosions as terrorist attacks.